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“Finally, Hungarian gamesman Ernő Rubik has said ‘Nyet!’ to a computer version of his famous puzzles, including the classic Rubik’s Cube and the new Rubik’s Clock. Mr. Rubik said a puzzle must be touched and felt and that you can’t do that yet on a computer screen.”

19/10/26, 4:54 pm0 reposts4 likes

Computer Chronicles Revisited

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(Atari, Inc., released an unlicensed Rubik’s Cube game for the VCS called “Atari Video Cube” in 1982, which briefly used the “Rubik’s” name in 1984. Also, “nyet” is the Russian word for “no.” The Hungarian word is “nem.”)